Tickets: £14 / (£10 concessions)

PLEASE NOTE: Early Days runs only on Sunday and Monday evenings at 7.30pm, and Tuesday matinees at 2.00pm.

The first London production in over 30 years

“It’s like living on an alien planet. I speak the language but no one listens. I make the signs but nobody sees.�

Tickets: £14 - £16 / (£10 - 12 concessions)

"We're supposed to be having a party. It's s'posed to be fun. This is my house, and when I say everybody have fun, then everybody have fun."

Commissioned by the Finborough Theatre, Defibrillator presents Doug Lucie’s chillingly funny Hard Feelings. unseen in London for nearly 25 years.

Tickets: £14 / (£10 concessions)

PLEASE NOTE: The Precariat runs only on Sunday and Monday evenings at 7.30pm, and Tuesday matinees at 2.00pm.

The world premiere

“I can see this life for exactly what it is. I can now, anyway. We're walkin' a knife edge. One slip, one tiny slip an' we fall. An' there's a fuck of a long way to fall... even for us. An' we're kept there... on the knife edge... because they can tell yer which way t'go. Forward or down.�

Tickets: £14 - £16 / (£10 - 12 concessions)

The first full professional production in more than 35 years.

“My loves, what are we to do? We won't do as they want any more, and they hate it. What are we to do?�

Tickets: £14 / (£10 concessions)

PLEASE NOTE: Armstrong's War runs only on Sunday and Monday evenings at 7.30pm, and Tuesday matinees at 2.00pm.

A fully staged workshop production (prior to its official World Premiere in October 2013 at the renowned Arts Club Theatre, Vancouver, B.C., Canada)

Tickets: £14 - £16 / (£10 - 12 concessions)

The first London production in more than 25 years.

“Sometimes I’m so scared I go back on my resolutions: I drink too much, and I smoke a joint, and I find myself at the bars and clubs, where I stand around and watch. They remind me of accounts of Europe during the Black Plague: groping in the dark, dancing till you drop. The New Wave is the corpse look. I’m very frightened and I miss you. Say something, damn it.�